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I w EEE ILL oSSS ...
By buying $50 dozen Turkish Towels in one lot, we
enabled to offer for 19c Towels equal in quality
the 25c goods of our neighbors Fol-. l2hc we show
Turkish Bath Towels that you can't get elsewhere
under &c. For 19c. Monte Towels 24xiS. They're
all linen and usually Csc.
NAPKINS.
35c. dozen. They're worth SOC. Large purchase for
cash enables US to sell at 35c. dozen.
TABLE COVERS.
They're Embroidered Flannel and come in al colors.
Prices 9Sc to $1O9S. We have nearly LOCO to select
from. They were bought cheap, 80 expect bargains
BED SPREADS.
For S5c Bed Spreads that look like Marseilles
They're 104 size, and you pay to the cheapest of
competitors CSC. another charges $lO5, and still
another charges $109 for these spreads. This we
know.
For sl.3e extra heavy ia Spreads. Elsewhere,
also. -
TABLE LINEN
For SOC Full Dleached. 6O-inch Damask, Plain and
Red border. Specially mentioned because worth SOC.
For 42c. Brown and Bleached Double Damask Red
border. Five styles. bargain indeed.
For 75c. Green and Red, and Blue and Red Damask.
The newest table covering and sold last week in New
York for 81.
MOSQUITOES DEFIED
Turnover Canopies in all colors ready for use Or
pamental, aud, oh, how useful
COTTON BIRDEYE.
sOc. for 2O-inch. 69c for 22inch 74c for inch,
and 100 pieces ALL Linen Brdeye Diaper. CSC.
MISCELLANEOUS
100 Jute Lap Robes for 49c, pretty designs They're
sold elsewhere for 81 each.
pieces Cream Lace Scrim for &C., cheap.
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EOR RENT
4oc 11th ST sw Or

TSOK REM
Il I.,2 18th st. sw. Or. Good business cor AZ
w and g.....-.... 10 30 and X st sw.- AGO
lIpo Otn 81 w, or.,w. II i59 9th St Or. Is
80 't4f ST. sw, Dr. i.09 = 81. Is 30
W and 80 .}29. l20 A SITS w o
SID st sw9r III NJ st. Dr., water. II
sos til ST. s.w.. Or. ID ~ ii st Ar.
III Del ar sw. 4r--S- 30 609 41e st. Or 10 30
-. ID ST. w, ar, W.. 20 lS st NV, 6r 10. :S3
lou "a ST. sw, or W; l33 Va ay. or, 10
and g.-..-..........-16.30
y9-3t' c. Ii. PARKER, Cor. An and e SITS sw
nor RENT-HOI-SE No. 472 OST NV ELEVEN
Il rooms, with all mod imps and in No. repair In
quire at lOOo y st. INV. 1y9-3ts
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II Is 70 be hoped that Jacob Sharp will not die
on the hands Of tho warden OF the Ludlow street
Jail. Aside from every consideration OF humane
feeling for brOken-down Old man, the death OF
the chief figure In the Broadway railroad scandal
would probably, under the circumstances, be IN
fortunate In It's influence on the prosecution of his
partners In crime, and interfere with the cause Of
Justice. Few II any OF those who remain TO be
tried are above representing themselves as NOR
tally Ill, and thus working upon the sympathies
OF jurors already moved by Sharps unfeiGned ILL
ness, and by the fact that In a measure he bids
Isir to answer for his crime with his life.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

VroH RENT-12o3 4TH ST. NV. - ROOMS AND
y cellar, 5000; So2 VI st. NV, rooms and bath,
nearly new s4o handsome suburban residence, la-se
grounds, $50. Il. H. L. LEOPOLD.
Nl2-S 1881 ST. w.
TSok RENr-l52 EAsT CAPITOL ST. ROOMS
ana BATH; Large yard; plenty of shade only $50
1900 CHAS- l. BANES,
Yi2-St SOC + ST. NV.
tS'8 RENT-A N1NE-RooMED FURNISHED
= rouse occupant reserying two rooms: would board
family desired cool, nrst-cass location lo
massachusetts, ave. ly2-2t'
fI'OR RENT-l442 PIERCE PLACE. A NICE SIN
5"om house, with all mod imps. Apply at ls3o
Io'h 81 NV. Nl2G-
t'uR kENT-620 b ST. ne. very nice house, ready
-, lot occupancy, six rooms and bath. Keys 6.s
HeA' uoor. yl2-2t
OR PENTHOUSE lIO4 ST. APPLY 10 l106
81 nw. c. L. L. RICHARDSON. ;yl2-J'
nor RENT
"a iSIo ST. Srs, NO basement. $4,000
, Al st. II 1rs --.--- 20 30
jyI.-3t osTRANDER & STAiEY. lilo u. Y ave
IroR RENT-SCMMER MONTHS 3ls NEW JER-
sey ave. near Capitol. delightful location,
large grounds terrace, shade south porch cool house
Apply after D pm. nl2-3fs
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In view OF the scandal caused by charges against
chiefs Of divisions of borrowing money from their
subordinates and forgetting to pay them, the Com
missioner of Patents Is said TO have prohibited such
borrowing In the Patent ONCE, recent investiga-
ton having directed his attention to the matter
such enforced loans often cover most despicable
form OF official tyranny. The pay OF a govern
ment clerk Is small enough when he has the Use Of
IL all TO himself. To blackmail him out OF part
Of It Is beneath contempt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-12

The accommodation OF Dr. McGlynn, now
made known to the world as an accomplished fact,
created little excitement sunday outside OF the
meeting OF the Anti Poverty Society In New York
city. 1t Is one OF those sensations which are
severely discounted by being talked about so long
In advance. 1t Is not probable that much will be
heard or thought OF 1t little while hence Dis
nissal from the Roman Catholic Church VIII not
silence Dr. McGlynn, and DIR. McGlynn's crusade
will not break up the Roman Catholic Church.
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WANTED--HELP.

WANTED AGENTS TO HANDLE THE NEW
.ns
Of RsRs goo e $50 Re GENT pso sales
:sla Is ssa
ana aosRok ERssER Co., M.nnf.e.ureE
4NTED. "A, FIRST, GLASS CLERK Z, IN TIL. THE
stands c nth neass also one who lives on
d SRaea k6cRs oce OF
WANTED WATERS IN DIN.
ElcSsnss st a Per month and
WANTED-A WHITE CATHOLIC GIRL TO COOK.
wash spa ir sn1 with assistance Apply im9.
w one child four years old. Good home and wages
t to a 9Th Must bring good
WkNVH1GGRSrss SO SSoa St BARBER APPLY Va A5 F.
WANTED aDuYpoRE's EMpLoYMENT By.
.a m nda
springs, with reference. I'll N ST NV. je2l-4w'
Mgsd Pr
" Competent to act as Chief CLERK in Lawyers
ssaFFs OF M epaF o1
Ws s1sy Man q M As NhE 70 AZ y ss nd
WANTEDA YOUNG LADY TO ASSIST IN A
w fancy and corset store references required. APP
ply at 430 10th st NV. jy11-3t'
VNANTED-A FIRST-CLASS COOK, WASHER
w and ironer. white; q cLambermaid, white;
young to take charge of horse and carriage and
drive white. Apply to Slo l4th ST., between and 3
O'Clock. jyll-3ts
vNANTED-YOUNG WHITE MAN, ONE WHO
dairy be good mixer and bring references. APP
ply northeast corner of 9th and SITS NV j. H. H.
VyANTED-WOAIENC COOKS. $40 TO $50 MAIDS,
w Nurses, Iaundresses. Hotel Walters. Drivers,
Farm and Dairy Men, Man and Wife for country,
Women Cooks for country. NATIONAL BUREAU,
615 9TH st. NV. iy9-6t'
VNANTED-60O WOMEN COOKS, $40 TO $50,
w Mattresses lallndresses men cooks, walters &c.
white girls 13 to 16 light work, good home. Swedish
ard German girls always wanted.) +. Nj. BURNHAM,
6:}O-639 I st. NV. iy9-6ts
VNANTED--t THOROUGH, PRACTICAL MAN
w for book Keeper; must understand mercantile
business and be able to superlntelid the giving of
credits. Only those who have the best of references
and fiji the POSITION with energy need apply Ad-
dress BOOk-KEafER, Star office jy9-3t
NIAETED-A GOOD MAN AS SOLICITOR FOR
w L.w and best Biographical Cyclupulia yet pub
ls,iesi, ny leading firm Large compensation right
party VINO VIII give entire attention. Address Box 40
Star Office jy9-5t'
XNANTED-A GOOD, SETTLED WHITE WOMAN,
w to take charge OF large dining room. Must
have reliable reference. Address SURETY. Star
Office Jyo-1m
XNANTED-A MAN QUICK TO LEARN, LOCATE
w outside principal cities to represent in his local
ity responsible house. Salary 800 to right party.
1855, NY. ie21-ni&t,4w
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Ar Cosr FoR CASH
WILLIAM D. CLARK CO.,
Successors to
TRUNNELL CLARK
Will sell at Cost for Cash their Entire Stock Of First
Glass
DRY GOODS.
Sale will commence MONDAY the 18th, and con-
tinue Eighteen Days Many Odds and Ends in all de-
partments to be sold at less than cost.
All the balance Of our Choice FRENCH SATINES
will be sold at 25c Patterns not TO be oh tain ed else
where.
We do not want to carry stock If low prices will
move it.
Az goods to be charge viii b at our regular prices
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EOR RENT
IN
1920 q oo1c 1ol c, =

LUX KEN IL
Il 1l2l 14th lar. SS33.3 22l5
l22i l4th st. NV, Tor 50 Arth,
1903 III ST n w..10r. .....15 l5:i3
1915 NJ st.n.w., l0r......15 pa
1905 i St. l2r. 1916
COZ 18th st. NV, 1lr. .10l6:}2 l
l3l Nd. ave. ne. Ilr. TO 1926
1918 III st. NV. Tor TO 1918
3:.S Indiana ave, l2r. 90 4O4 Z
1910 18th st. NV, l0r.55 14.,5
81. Z: Cap. ST.. 12r. 5000 $685.
l4l0 y st. n.w., Or. ID. ~ 1916
1906 g ST II W. Tor. 80 1919
4o1 y st.n.w., llr....40 GIL
ol6 Sth st. n. W. Tor. 45..55 l3I-:
2lO2 III st NV. ar. .42.o0 A..
1922 10Th st. NV, Or. II. - -!
~ 2lst ST. n. w, 9r. 4l61 239US
S3l Ust.n.w., 9r. 1850 :S426
l249 9th st.n. W Or. 40. ~ 20. 4
1l20 18th ST. II W., Sr. 40 1926
~ i X ST. NV, 1r....i03 :Ei-i
10 ith st. sc, Sr-, .3o.33 Pop.
1910 Wallach Pl.. 1r... 30 43 Z ,
800 French St, 1r .a3.;i4 1919
1923 z. Capitol St, 1r. 80 909-l
1880 l4th st. n.w.. ar. .2S 22l :.
G39 Sd st.n.w.,7r.. % 80 ia
jy9 Ii. II. WARMER & ,
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Star ONCE. jyII-5t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wANTED-A SOUND. MEDIUM SIZE HORSE
w and light business wagon, wSnl1 hire or buy if
'e jyia st fSAs0nAOle. "E -- DNl O'e.
WANTEp-A LOT Of SHOE DRAWERS, Alb JUT
loo e 90 cal at o s De- IRON
VxTANTED-WAsHING. TO DO FOR A SMALL
w family or lady. References furnished Apply
at ST Goth st. n. W. It'll
1xIANTED-MRs Massey LIVES IN KLIxEs
w alley. between 9th and 7th and and S SITS. NV.
Mrs Massey, doctoress and fortune teller. iyl2-2t'
wANTED-soME ONE To TAKE CHARGE OF
ar st several O0arderS in the hea.s
ssa little Tsl Asrss. r.
BUGaS BOX 55s, City P giving price: jyiilw.
WJANTED-HIGHEsT CASH PRICE PAID For
f fSgniiure' Address Box 1855 Office jes2m.
WANTED-s6Ooq OR $1,000 AT PER CENT
town property; no commission. D. G. PROCTOR . &
hair Ths hdeoas biemish IS
MRS. * my E lrS.s
w fashionabiy cut Suit Of Clothes" made to order.
sa oR bflsfs VERY
| NyANTED-WElIls. DUG. BORED. DRIVEN AND
sSsss ~ ASs s' sas
WANTED-FURNITURE CARPETS. STOVES,
ana Househeld Effects Highest cash prices paid Adj
TO o KNOW NJ. THA AZ WE y
the lowest cash prices Oh easy terms without secnr,
xh and
stn.w my21-2m
WANTED = NEW IMPROYED cRANDALL
syss Of sold
small monthly psSst D SRd y; 81
Cloud building. tel7-lm-
VxyANTED-"V1VIANA."T HE GREAT BEAuTIFY-
ing fsss snt gs to @
Saratoga St, Baltimore Nd and You will receive receive
UrASTEp-B0DSTY LAND WARRANTs-WM.J J.
Building Win cash Military Bounty Land Ian asS.
WANTED-sTEAM oARPRT CLEANING WoRks;
,eseFs s sws. ms
at4S e. has 4S3N Sss ST. and
WANTEp-IT KNOWN THAT g s. BUNpY, OF
r. sS;"ss
WANTED CARPET CLEANING. NO
XsngR4B x oS S aS
MSaf5 ct xAs III sfGaasSfhSssrASrous CURE
Any
aS1 u III who
Testimonials on application.
Sent To- any address. ap25-3ms
VNYANTED-BUSINEss MEN TO LEAVE THEIR
s 8, for nss' work. s and 9Sf M
Printers and Ensravers, COS TIN St W. mhl2
1NANTED-MoTH AND OTHER INSECTS Elk
w Terminated from carpets furniture. turs &C. by
fhe only process which can kill them. Hot Naptha Gsa
! 4 H. CAACE BRO, GIG La. ave- ap29
WANTED-AT GEN. F. BEALE's STOCK
s,,a9e 81 SO per M horses called for and returned E
~ s.AfFEKTY Hay scales. 10th and La. jal4-6rn
M ANTED COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
w Avery State and Territory Notary and U. 3.
Conn, :sssonar JOHN E. BEA14L. 1921 ct. NV.
n ofir.A from . am pm. Telephone 344-5 ID
=. WALKERS SONS, 2O4 10TH ST. NV.
81 Pnrchm ent Paper, Mortar Colors. CharcoaL Lima
| Portland and a. Top Cements &c.
Teisphone SA6-l2. SeSS
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T.UK RENT
IL % Iowa Cir 13r $50 33 2O06 Boundary St Or g 10
Warehouse l2th ana S01 h st. ne. 6r....... 10
ono ave-.-..........-.5 o9I Sfh st or 100
6lg Mass ave. e. 10 ..io930 9th st ne, Ar 00
.tl9 ST ne. l1rm.l 40 2 Feuton Placeir. 10 30
III Boundary St, Sr.. 81 Dc NJ ST. s.w, 4rs 10 80
2ll9 Boundary St, az 80 10 I4th St ne ir... 4
4io Spruce ST. Gr. - 30 ~ q st ne irs..., 81
liz ST. NV. Or. IN Id > Dingnan Place ar. 9
116 9th St he, ar. &Sta.23 20 Va ave Sc 3r q
.. .nS l4Il st nw Or - u Bates AIley 3r..4 10
3 School ST., Mt Z. lSI
have several ane office rooms i'm building Cpl 9TH
ST Houses rent III all Iarts of the city Call
and get bulletin. CHAS =. BANES,
jy9-:,t SOt; ST NV
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Bp,b "A j j siMMM sss
BIB A u U MAMM $50
AAA u NJ n - -,
BIB 4 UU Nm II oSSS !.
jy12 7TH. STH AND STREETS.
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Our immense sale Of KING" SHIRT is still pro-
sressing Our price Toe. Some choice Novelties 81
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The PALAIS ROYAL is illustrating, by grand dis
play in show-windov and still grander display in
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS DEPARTMENT, on second
hoor that you get everything you require and at
prices phenominally low We quote . few illustrations
Of cheapness:
TIT 90 " W W ZEE L SSSs
I Sc WTwww En- / ssss
T 90 =% En- f., SIS
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WANTED-LOTS.

LOT WEST OF 14TH ST: $1,000
w to 500 state location size, &c. Address LOT,
Star office. DIl-3r
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UfTY 4 DYEl
2s2s Craven TERRACE. Or 80

2i2s Craven Terrace. 81. 30
2u22 II. NV ar ...-. %
! 52l o st.n.w..1r. .....56
1901 y 81. NV, 10r. 30
90 y \. ave. NV, llr 20
l53A q st., 1r...........5 30
l5ihSR I ave NV, llr.-
) lOs Est. N. W. lor. -
932 Ny. Nv. NV. Tor. as
i l32 l 9TH II. u.w., Gr. As
suS Y. ] ave. or...4 a.
lo2a 18th st NV ar. 40
2SOo ,st.n.w.......33.3 30
l22l Cunn. Hv-n.w.. lSr.BO0
i213 l. 81 NV. sr.21 80
li2p ; stn.w., Or %. 50
lao6 18th 1T NV. 1r..25
1907 Iorcoran 1T Or 20
"a = lb-lS-;jI Let s.w ,tirli
LIST st s.w., 6r.....l5
Ib%S stanton Alley.5r 10
examined by permit FROM
MAS j. FISHER 4 CO.
lstI EOs On
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ROBES.

THE BIGGEST SINGLE SALE AND HEAVIEST
LOSS OF FRENCH EMBROIDERED DRESS
ROBES EVER FLUNG OPEN IN
WASHINGTON.
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IrOR RENT
Il and . Gordon ave. (bet and q. "a and
81 ats ne rooms ....--; ..- per month, 90 2s
,e ave- roOis sas anu ~ater..-.... Ii 90
~, reohis IA lihlis-.- Is 30
sHup ahu SooS i<th st DO DO 81 10
1877 NJ 81, completely furnished.
HUfTY DYER
y'--w 18th and sta
Irok RENT-RENT FREE To AUGUST lSFLA
II beautiful house nine rnorns. all mod imps l340
ltiggs ST.; $40. sMoRMSIEDI a. BRADLEY a23
1t. IA 80
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

II room brick, cellar water. gas. latrobe Mas. ave
near ID ST nv rent Z 70, references Required IA.
dress poh is9, o'st once n9 81
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

EoR RENT--sEVEN HANDSOME ROOMS, FIRST
Il and secad floors. saiv roraires. COOL Eesthtii
for summer yard ceilsr, nodey;. iIil movements.
Veniept to ii ents lev rates, for tsr
twelve months, quiet parties; references; 3UT St
NV. IT.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
4, ExGH ga. !. FOR 81, l4rH sThEEr

Il IMPROVED BUSINESS IROPERIl-
hne country seat, 10 acres: house has 1 rooms
all modern IMPROVEMENTS stable for 3 horses cows
&c corn house. and all Necessary outbuIllirg o. all
kinds OF fruit line water. and shade fourth Of
mile from 'tIrasslaIds"
ylo-lw HUFTY A DYER I9nl Fst
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

EOR sALE-CARLiN sPRINGS-A HOME FOR
II 800; clio per month This nne pleasure resort u
Tor sale IN connection with beautiful
Oh building lots sale aud equitable cooperative
plan Circulars and plate office OF
BAXTER MCGOWAN, Axents
l00s-lO10 St,
And MATTHEW TRIMBLE, Attorney
ty9-3ts Ga l4tL ST.
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Left withos, ssJ lag Goodbye
tePEotAL TO THs APrHAL.l

CHARLEroS, s. o., 0stober L.
Greatly 10 the surprise Of everybody,
the New Orleans team did not appear
on the grounds today. Investigation
developed the fact that they had paid
thti! hotel bill after IN dnight Frday,
REQUESTING the hotel pfoprie'ors 70
keep the matter secret, and leit io'
home al 4 O'Clock this morning. Pow
eli, who Vas beaten by the q npire, 10
badly uIed up. The assault appeaIs
10 have been brutal. Public osuti'
ment upholds the umpire to the en-.
tent Of reeenting PoNell's abute, but ~
now appears tina, re not only Knocked
BIN down, but kicked him while on
the ground. The umpire OF Fridays
game was no better than the other
HON, umplres, aud he was probably
no worse, and the audience was thor
oughly disgusted with the game. The
club directors are doing all In theill
power TO remedy the evil, but good
umpires are ecarcs here. A reepecta
bic and well known citizen, who's
senfe OF jastice could be relied on
will not serve because oil the liabilit,
10 be cursed and abused by plsyer
without power 10 protect themselves
Efforts will he MAZE, however, to %
cure 0 good umpire for the balance o
the season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
MEMPHIS VICTORIOUS
She Dawn, ths Iron Makers By the
Score Of 5 to 1.
Orleans STEMS Away From Charts.
ton AZ the Dead Of Night
The Turf.
IsPsuILLrto rHz ArrnAL.l


BIRMINGHAM, ALA, October l.
Memphis won the ball game this aft
ernoon by good hitting and perfect
fsldiuq, and because the locals
eouldn't hit McKsough when they
needed to. The big fist four of the
Brown Legs did the winning work
again. In the FIRST Inning McAleer
hit safely for hrs!, stole second, aud
came home on Andrevs's two bag2er,
Cline having first struck out. Phelsu
then fi,w ont, as did Black also sfier
McKeough had earned his first. Ia
the sixth inning McAeer went to first
on hot ball that Fdller and Burks
both tried their hands on, but couldn't
fld in time. Stealing second, he was
brought home by one OF Cline'a two
baggsfs b. tight q ID. Andrews flew
out, and 90 did Phelan, bat with q
stroke that brought Cline home. Nc
Keough went ont tho same way, too.
In the eighth inning, McAleer having
gone out al first, Cline was saved there
BY q shorl throw OF Burks's. Then
Andrews lit 10 Bnrks, who threw
wild, Cline coming home from third,
and Andrews gong on to second.
Phelan this time hit safely and An.
drews came home. McKeough fled
out again aud Phsau was caught of
second, which ne had stolen. Dufiee
made tina Babiss's run, &C ring three
bagger on The fet pitched ball, and
60 ming home on Hillery's hy out.
Both ieams left tonight. The locaI
for New Orleans and Memphis tc
Charleston. One pi cher was released
tonight. the local Management think
ing Webbsr and Eierq aest suff ;ien
for the trip. The Browns are special,
we'll equipped to do the hippodrom'
&C, by the Oharleslons II they are no
given show.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

DIANos-T..nty soee ,.e.nd.hsnd
'S'.' iW 's's' "f VINE Al SSS,'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
Natures ows True Laxative.

The delicious flavor and healthy
properties OF sound, ripe iiuit are well
known, end seeing the need OF an
agreeable and effective laxative the
California Fig Syrup Company, com
msnctd few years ago to man uiac =
urs a cjGcenraied syrup OF Figs,
which has given such general satis.
faction that II 10 rapidly superceding
tbs bitter, drastic liver medicines and
cathaItcs hitherto In use. II coetive
or bilious, try II. For sale In 30 cent?
and 81 bottles by II. J. Heister and
ali leading druggisls. Van Vleet a
Co., q. W. Jones & Co., W. N. vii
kerson a o., J. J. Miles, end Z
Mansfield a %. have been appointed
wholesale agents ., Memphis.
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DIED.

H0UGH, Saturday. October ISL, liL
Etu, daughter Of James aud Kate houEh'
AGED four years and three months
Funeral will take place from iamily resi-.
dsnee. ia johnson Avsnu,. this sunday at'
o'clock pm. Friends and acquAihtanes'
are invited 10 attends
sTIERLH-saturday nisht. OciQb.t j. ISL,
infant daughter of Mr. and siis. William "
stisfle.
Funeral will take pl,es from the family
rstidenes, corner Fernando road and Pfo
rlns streets. thif (sUSDAYl afternoon Al
o'elsok. Priced, aud soquaintAheei are 10
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good weather and fsir track, but the
attendance was not commensurate
with the array Of horsee. The track
was In good condition.
First Rsc.-Purse; six fnrlopgs.
Starters: Colowens. 10S, Barnes
Walker, ITO, Tersl; Bill sterrett, l03.
Cochran; Bankrupt, lib, Gerhardy ;
Duhme Lol, Hollis; Florence Z, los,
Hathaway.
Pools sold: Bankrupt. $50; Florence
E., $40; Col. o Sens, SIP.
Sterret led ut the start, but Was
, headed by Du hme, who in turn gave
way to Bankrupt, and he to Dol. 0R-
enc, who won by three-quarters Of q
length, Duhme second, barely ahead
OF Walker third. Tims-l:l74.
Second Racl --Pulse for maid Ems,
seven furlopgs. Starters: False
Alarm, ITO, MoDahan; Oyertou, 100,
Boyd; Ols,lus, 81, Green; Volatile,
1903, Taral; Lottie O., l05, 0verton (;
Mise Ruth, 20, Cunningham; Reverse,
l0i, Rlvere.
Pools sold Field: s25; Miss Ruth,
SO; Volatile, 50; Reverse, Is.
Reverse made the pace TO tina third
quarter, but in the finish Volatile
came in winner by q length, 0iellus
second, Mics Ruth third. Time--l :S3.
Third Race - Selling; enc mite.
Starters: Biddy Bowling, 100, Ooch.
ran; Monocrat, log. Barnee; Faith
Thompson, 90, Barbour; Dsgo, l03,
OovingtoD,
Pools sold: Monocrat, $50; Dago,
f2i; Biddy Bowling, s22; Faith
Thompson, IS.
Monocra' got of in the lead, Faith
Thompson second, Dago third and
Biddy Bowling last. Faith Thomp.
con msds the running to the third
quarter pole. where he horses were
punched. A fne finish was made be-
tween Monocrat and Dsgo, Monocrai
winning By q head, Dsgo second, two
lengths ahead Of Faith Thompson
third. Time-1:4S
Fourth Race-Sweepatake; nine
iurlopgs. Starters: Panama, ll3
Lewis; Macola, 100, Taral; Hypasia
l0l. Avery; Freemsn, l03. Tonpkirs
| oO1u OliNtIs wv psttpts
PJols sold: Panama, as; field, $40
| Hypssia led to the stretch with tn,
Others we'll up, Mscola keeping secon,
place. At the Il Dish Panama, unde
whip, pushed up aud Tapped Macols
the Nv 10 psssipg the winning line cid
by side, a length In front OF Hypssii
!. The judges declared q dead heat Ia
. Paoams and Mscola. Time-2:00i.
Fifth Race-Maiden stake for 60
= wear Odds: elk iurlongs. Starters: 4
o Mack, ITO, stovsl; Patton, ITO, Hat
9 away; Mscboih, 81, TIral; Billy Pinl
q ertop, 100, Mofrie; Amos, 100, Harrii
Q Frederics, 102. Ovsrton; Biggonet, o
: Hollis; Lady Hindoo, o., Gresr
. Clamor. 100, Riley; Holland, 10
= Rivers; Ky Bsp, 81, Cooper; Gallo
nia, 100. Barnes.
Q Pools S1ld-Patloa aud Ky Ban, 9
y each; Billy Pinkerlon, California an
. Ed Mack, IS each; Amor, IS; u
Q fsld, 90
9 III Mack got of in the lead with X
= Ban sscono, Camor third, bscbs
o fourth, tho others strung ont. At u
ttird quarter Ky Ban lod, close
! pressed by Patton aud Msooeth; ne
the fuish Ky Ban swsrved over
9. Patton and iouled Mscbeih, but car
IN hrs,, Patton second and Am
= third. Tbs judges gsve the race
:. Patton, Amos second. Time, l;l7t,
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We are informed that one Of the very
handsome Mann Boudoir cars, which
will form the line between Memphis
and Cincinnati, will be In the city
Monday morning and will be on eIhi'
bition at the Memphis and Charleston
This line will probably bs extended
10 New York via Cleveland, Buhilo
and Niagara Falls, thus afordirg oui
peopla the only through line 10 Mag
ara Falls, thence by the great lou
track New York Central TO New York
and will be the only line carrying pa
sepgers into the city Of New Vol
without change or transfer